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Man at microphone, c. 1980This image shows a young man speaking into a microphone. He has curly hair and a patterned shirt. His right arm is outstretched. Large words are on a board in the background.

Swimming Pool, c. 1930This badly worn image shows a partly built swimming pool. Machinery, hoses, brooms etc are visible in the empty shell. A man is sitting beside the pool in front of a partly built construction. Three small buildings are on the right-hand side.

Swimming pool, c. 1930This image shows a swimming pool with several swimmers appearing to be racing. Spectators are standing and sitting on the sides of the pool. A group of small building are on the right-hand side.

Two young men, 1948This image shows two young footballers standing in the middle of a football field with arms folded, posing for a photo. They are both wearing elbow length dark coloured shirts, white shorts and long socks. Tall trees can be seen in the background.

4 Canterbury Street, Mornington

Football Disaster 1892 Memorial, Corner Esplanade and Snapper Point Drive, MorningtonFront view of the white marble memorial dedicated to the Football Disaster of 1892 the memorial is situated on the corner of Main Street and the Snapper Point Drive, Mornington the height of the column has been reduced after the restoration

Football Disaster 1892 Memorial, Corner Esplanade and Snapper Point Drive, MorningtonRear view of the white marble memorial dedicated to the Football Disaster of 1892 the memorial is situated on the corner of Main Street and the Snapper Point Drive, Mornington the height of the column has been reduced after the restoration

Football Disaster 1892 Memorial, Corner Esplanade and Snapper Point Drive, MorningtonFront view of the white marble memorial dedicated to the Football Disaster of 1892 the memorial is situated on the corner of Main Street and the Snapper Point Drive, Mornington this image was taken before the restoration of the memorial the height of the column is as it was when originally erected

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